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Reay Forest Estate has joined forces with the Atlantic Salmon Trust (AST) with the aim of boosting fish numbers in the River Laxford.
Orbex chief executive Chris Larmour spoke out to mark the 50th anniversary today of the launch of Britain’s Black Arrow rocket,
Currently Tongue and Lochinver fire stations are shut because of a lack of firefighters and Scourie and Bettyhill station are struggling.
The clubhouse at Bonar Bridge Football Club is now fully operational again following extensive renovation work.
Highland Council has been granted a third extension to the time allocated for it to decide its stance on Garvary Wind Farm.
Patching and overlay work is to be carried out at three locations with additional drainage and ditching.
North Coast Market - formerly Bettyhill Market - held its first event in two years at Armadale Hall last Saturday.
A spokesman for the organisation said: "This post will lead local initiatives to combat climate change and improve habitats."
Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust (KoSDT) is reminding local residents of its Helping Hand Fund.
Rene Knott, of Gledfield, and her extended family have taken the Poppy Pledge - to raise £1921 in 2021 for Poppyscotland.
George Ewing, who volunteers for Cycling Without Age Scotland, brought along his rickshaw
The Bradbury Centrehas been awarded just over £26,000 from the Beatrice Partnership Fund to support its transport arm.
Brora Community Council has been asking local people for their views to gauge whether there is any interest in replacing the bridge.
The overnight parking facility for motorhomes and campervans came on stream at the Invershin beauty spot in June.
Parents at the two schools were informed of the staffing change in a letter distributed before the school holidays.
Brora Community Council has been asked to write a letter of support for Coul Links.
A site close to the Ferrycroft Centre and overlooking Loch Shin has been identified for the motorhome overnight service facility.
Abnormal loads relating to the Strath Tirry development would be among many to potentially pass through the village.
The authority's fleet of 105 gritters stands in readiness for adverse winter weather conditions.
The company already owns four hotels on the NC500 tourism route.
